What Jesus Taught About Eternal Security

What the Apostles Taught About Eternal Security

Finding Joy in the Midst of the Tears. This session covers chapters 2-3.

Finding Joy in the Midst of the Tears. This session covers chapters 4-5.

This psalm provides a microcosm of God’s dealings with His covenant people of Israel. What does it teach us about man? More importantly, what does it reveal about the character of God?

One of the greatest kings led one of the greatest restoration movements. In fact, his leadership in this role serves still as a template for how to conduct a restoration movement. What can we learn from this great restorer?

The book of Mark fills a very important role in the New Testament, and faith stands out prominently in Mark's account.

Mark portrays Jesus Christ as the humble Servant of God. We learn that true humility involves self-denial, service, and sacrifice.

We often do all that we can to avoid conflict. Mark's account demonstrates that conflict is inevitable when one follows Christ.

Though the shortest of the Gospel accounts, Mark teems with vivid details. Many of these details pertain to the personal reactions of Christ and others.

Jesus came calling the apostles and others to follow Him. He understood that true discipleship takes time and growth.

Though Mark's account has been described as "fast-moving" with an action-packed emphasis on Christ's miracles, it also surprisingly emphasizes the fact that Jesus taught.

Authority is relevant in virtually every realm of life. Without proper respect for God's authority, one inevitably veers off course. The newly redeemed Israelites reflect this sad fact in the book of Numbers.

Whether by rebellion or neglect, the breaking of God's law is most serious. Time and again Israel transgressed against God, and their rebellion ultimately cost the older generations the Promised Land.

Throughout all three Biblical dispensations, God has extended His fellowship to man on the basis of faith. If Israel had only acted in faith, virtually an entire generation would not have died in the wilderness wandering. Through continued faith, God's children today will ultimately receive the i...